In the first phase of development, approximately 600 residential units are to be heated without the use of fossil fuels. But Regensburg isn’t relying on a single heat generator to achieve this.
On the site of the former Prinz-Leopold Barracks, a neighborhood energy system is being built that combines geothermal energy, heat pumps, photovoltaics, and storage.
Many thanks to the editorial team at IKZ for the feature “From Barracks to a Climate-Neutral Neighborhood.” The article appeared in IKZ 9/2026, pages 78–79; information on the complete issue can be found at
From a barracks to a climate-neutral neighborhood! In the first phase of development, approximately 600 residential units are to be supplied with heat without the use of fossil fuels. However, Regensburg is not relying on a single heat generator to achieve this.
Our company outing is a very special highlight every year. On Saturday, September 26, we once again got together with our coworkers and their families. The focus was on shared experiences, exciting insights, and spending the day together.
Dear Max, thank you so much for the 16 years we’ve spent together and for your tremendous dedication to our company. We wish you all the best in this new chapter of your life—may you have plenty of time for your family and many enjoyable moments in your garden shed. We’ll miss you!